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Rubbish/recycling

(2) have to pay for 2 nd ..all garden stuff. Recycle day of tins/cans /bottles (don't use recycle box as never got one and they don't take plastic or cardboard...collect own in utility in crates and take locally . I have no rubbish collection, it by Bunny..in..spring..

24/03/2013 01:38:38

by blackest

Moving a tree in a pot

thing and replant it pot and all. I've read that they grow up to 40 feet in America and 100 feet in their native Japan.Anyone have one here in the UK and can tell me their expected height?I've only a smallish garden. Thanks I've posted this again by Klink

23/04/2013 21:46:08

by Klink

Rooting powder

it but haven't any way of telling whether it works - I have put my failures down to poor technique! There are two main rooting compounds, indole-3-butyric acid (IBA) and 1-naphthaleneacetic acid (NAA). You can buy only NAA in garden centres, usually in powder by Rory O'Hanlon

02/05/2013 22:32:57

by LorraineP

Bare Root Rose - No Growth?

Hi, I planted a bare root rose that I bought from Jersey Plants about 6 weeks ago (around easter time). I soaked the roots before planting and dug the hole to the right depth and width, infilled with soil and compost mix and watered well. I was also by saltski

13/05/2013 13:59:13

by Dovefromabove

SOIL DEFICIENCY?

I am a new gardner . I have dug well rotted manure into my beds and I feed as instructed with miracle grow. My soil is neutral ph. Plants I grow in containers do fine but when planted in the garden my flowering shrubs get few flowers , if any by LYNNE 6

17/06/2013 21:19:44

by Fairygirl

no more food talk please :o(

.I have spot blossom on cherry type trees,must be Japanese.I have the yellow wintering jasmine out in the garden and its doing very well this year and also I still have some cyclamens and roses out in bloom. The yellow winter Jasmine makes a fab cut flower by budlia63

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04/01/2013 22:17:44

by Busy-Lizzie

Talkback: Growing sunflowers

not to water near the stem as they will rot? Try and grow some more and see what happens because the ame happened to me but the second lot grew ok strangely enough. Hi Kate, I m just about to put my sunflowers in pots and some in the garden, i have never grown by mooncarrot

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03/03/2012 21:16:29

by Margaret Darke

Talkback: Chitting potatoes

and plant the potatoes. As the stems grow put another car tyre on the first one and fill with compost. Keep this going until you have about 4 car tyres and keep the compost well watered. When it comes to harvesting you just remove the tyres one by one by softyglo

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22/01/2012 18:45:25

by newallotmemteer

Alliums

so I would plant yours out in the garden. They are perfectly hardy but don't like damp soil in winter. If you leave the flower heads to go to seed you may well get lots of babies which can be potted up and grown on until mature enough to flower by sarah wootton

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20/06/2012 19:33:39

by sarah wootton

Help

watering. Dwarf varieties of peas are also ideal for pot growing, bush tomartoes do well in pots and some cherry varieties will crop for Britian if you choose the one's which have a shorter growing season. If you are growing for the first time a good book by Carl Martin-Harris

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06/05/2012 21:41:44

by Zoomer44

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